... Auburn’s Dell oaks cliesnuts clear clearing of dell were literally covered great clumps of fern a few flowers still luxuriant blackberry brambles tall were were busy picking the and posies Under old oak which shade far over the long grass the band playing village ...

... Of flour. A Mall pinch of soge or pepper can, if liked, be as &touting for the dumping,. a huge pan or pane with ripe blackberries, and let them in a oven for a loog time untol soft, they moist be promised to extroct the ;taco. this, good. cold, pour ...

... monotonous life, but then she was afraid of them -of all, except Hugh Allaire, who helped her with the sick chickens, picked blackberries with her, the dewy August raorniugs, and tohl her how to manage her camellias, pinks, and drooping begonia plants. He had ...

... Fruit Juices. Take a quantity of any kind of fresh berry fruit (red currant, black currant, cherry, gooseberry, raspberry, blackberry, cranberry, &o.; also plums and rhubarb). Clean the fruit, and put it into an enamelled goblet or jelly pan. (Rhubarb should ...

... To prepare fruit jokes. Take a quantity of any kind of freak berry fruit (red morsel. black eeriest. cherry, gooseberry, blackberry, oreeherry, &c. ; also plane and rhubarb). Clams the fruit, sad pet it ate as enamelled goblet or jelly pos. (Rhubarb aloud ...

... year, much of which be plucked green, and this should enable the Washita, though late. to boar heaviest fruit this year. Blackberries were not looking so well ; bat it is bard to say what they might do wider favourable circumstances. The red a• d white ...

... stooping, small folding hooks, pocket knives, &e.—all of which are nicelj illustrated, see, iii Imcnlion of last week. That blackberry jam is good for sore throat everybody agreed, but never heard until the other day that it gives relief dropsy. II should ...

... Fruit Juices.—Take a q ;entity of any kind of fresh berry fruit lied currant, black currant, cherry, goote'erry raspberry, blackberry, cranberry. Jw. ; also plums and rhubarb). Clean the fruit, and put it into an enamelled goblet or jelly pan. (It'iobarb ...

... It in your ear; To-morrow will be your birthday— Tour birthday and mine, dear soon the sun peeps over Tbe hill where the blackberries grow. be eight years old, Dolly, And you'll one you know. Don't you remember, Dolly— I'm perfectly sure you do- When I ...

... porridge, or brose, m the sfternocn an in- and the supper sowans. fusion of peppermint was sometumes indulged from the blackberry bush mixed with wm, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves made an innocent beverage for the ladies @f thos Grace learned ...

... In the afternoon an in- fusion of peppermint was sometimes indulged in, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves from the blackberry hh mixed with treacle made an innocent beve: for the ladies of those days. Grace learned ressmaki in Coupar Angus, and it ...

... In the afternoon an infusion of peppenniat was sometimes indulged in, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves from the blackberry bush mixed with treacle made an innocent beverage for the ladies of those days. Grace learned dressmaking in Coupar Angus ...